The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-18
MESSAGES FROM Ma s1LLoN.
Daily Report From our Busy West End

city yesterday.
Mr.. John G, Lowe has taken a trip up
the great lakes.
Miss Emma Daum, of Canton, is the
guest of Miss Emma Albrecht.
Miss Mary Hunt has returned home
from a visit to Cuyah0gs Falls.
Get reserved seats for Root Loves
Comedy Company at G. +. POrter's drug
store.
Hon. 8. A. Conrad and friends return.
ed home yesterday from TGrkeyfoOt
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Bradley, of Kent, O..
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. A. A.
aall0ck.
Eureka Rneampment, No. "a l. o. o.
r. Will have meeting Friday evening,
August 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. G. Brown and Judge
Pea left last evening on o trip to
MReklnac.
DR.. Ross, Of Carroll county, and Judge
Fswcett, were in MsssillOn looking
after their fences.
Messrs. VIM. Martin, Harry Wade aud
Ed. Buehl left yesterday to spend a
weeks vacation at Camp Chippewa.
Messrs. Fl. G. Dislhenn, Warren Jacobs
and j. Fl. Hunt have gone to the State
Dam, near GAINESVILLE, for q. weeks FISH,
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kettl went to
HOllidsysbnrg, Pa, to attend the read
ing OF the first mass by Mr.. Kettl's
brother Sunday.
The graVeling of Weat Main street is
progressing finely, and Mr.. Wm. Crooks,
the contractor. stated that the work
wonld be finished Saturday. W
Mr.. Vim. Smith, aged So years, q much
respected gentlemen Of Jackson town
ship, died Monday. Funeral to-day at
nine O'Clock at the Mud Brook
church. na.s.s9S ;-.,-
Through mistake by the 10y prepsr-
Ing the MassilIOD package the number
Of papers were fOrty-fiVe short, and those
who were missed did not get their
papers until noon today. f4sa
Mr.. John Ssddler and wife arrived in
this city Sunday from England, and
expect to make MassillOn their home.
Mrs. Saddler Is q sister of Commodore
Richard Powell, Of this city.
A surprise party was given at Mr..
Jacob Shafer's Monday evening. The
occasion being the twelfth birthday of
his twin boys. A number of little peO-
pie were present and an enjoyable time
Wa0 had. -7r~- av esor0h--a,yz-e
We are extremely grateful for the
handsome large pear given US by Mr..
Harmon Shaidnagle, the popular Main
street hardware man yesterday. The
pear was grown on tree upon his
premises. and 10 the largest we ever
saw.
meeting Ofthe old veterans will be
held at LutZ 9 Graze's store tonight, to
make arrangements to march at the
sound Of fife and drum overland TO
Wheeling, W. Va, to attend the reunion
to be held there before long. Every ex-
soldier Is invited to attend the meeting.
Mr.. William Newsletter has gone TO
Cleveland on business.
Mr.. Ervine YOst is spending q week q
vacation at ChaUtauQua Lake.
Mr.. A. J. Grsybill will spend this
week In Canal Dover with friends.
Mr.. Lewis EVerhard, of Manchester,
O., Is visiting friends In the city.
Everyone should 60 with the Kar
mOnia Band to PresQue Isle Wednesday
Jacob File, for disturbing the peace,
was assessed the costs at the Mayors
Court yesterday.
Mr.. E. H. PILE returned home yester-
day from three weeks visit In Mans
deld and other cities. aaaasHG aasssssttSsa .SssA
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Minich left Sun.
day for trip to Cleveland and Grand
Rapids, Mich, to visit friends. 'T h.
MqssTs, T. B. Reese, n. P. Pfeifer, A.
Moore, A, j. Blake, Canton, AMI j. W.
Warwick, Of Cleveland, are in the city
Mr.. Henry Hlnderer of MassiIlon, and
Mise Clara e. Kern of West BroOkfeld,
we're married by Justice FrRntz last
evening.
Mr.J. j. 6reeVes, editor of the Catho
liC Knight, Cleveland, was the guest of |
Mr.. A. BOerner and Mr.. G. whitman I
yesterday.
Lovers of q mild cigar should not fail \
20 try the P. B.; as good cigar az l.
sold in the city for SC. Sold at Hotel
Conrad cigar store and other dealers.
There will be special meeting of the
MassillOn Gun CLUB Friday evening al
The Union National Bank. All members |
are requested to be present ss business
Of Importance will be transacted.
Thieves entered the house Of William
ROheF, living at the eastern limit Of the |
city, Sunday, while the family was
away, and took gold watch belonging
to Mrs. R0her and revolver. No clue. |
The Republican primary In this city
Saturday was quite a tame affair, no
interest whatever was taken In the
result. Only BAL votes were cast, being /
very light vote. The results is as
follows: Probate Judge, j. P. Fawcett,
341; Prosecuting Attorney, Clinton G.
Bow, SAL; Treasurer, Hiram Doll, BAL;
Sheriff, r. B. Crawford, BAL; Commits
siOner, j. W. Wearstler, 253, Solomon P.
Wilson, IS; Infrmary Director, t. G.
Putnam, 250. D. Stabler, /; Representa-
tives, Jacob GrOssmsn, l52. George Will
helm, $40. B. +. Wilson, l44, Edward
LandOD, SO,
Mr.. Daniel Strauser, who has been
resident OF Tuscarswas township for
fifty years, hnt who resided for the past
year with his only son In Green county,
Ind, died August 18th at the home of
the latter. The remains we're brought
to this place Sunday and inferred In
the grave yard at Stands church beside
his wife, who died two years ago. Mr..
strauser was born In Berks county, Pa,
June Gath, 1912, and moved to this
county In 1887 and was at the time of
his death 70 years, month and IS days
old. He was life long Democrat and
a patron Of the STARK COUNTY DEMO
Graf for number Of years.